Goodbye Philippines
Goodbye Philippines noun: a type of firecracker that is powerful and dangerous.
Noun
Goodbye Philippines (uncountable)
- a type of firecracker that is powerful and dangerous
- Goodbye Paputok — actually a reproduction of the illegal Goodbye Philippines firecracker that contains a CD recording of the sounds of exploding and lighted firecrackers and fireworks — is part of the DOH's campaign to keep the New Year festivities injury-free.2011 December 28, Ibarra C. Mateo, “DOH launches 'safest firecracker' for New Year”, in GMA News
- A man so intoxicated he embraced a very powerful firecracker called “Goodbye Philippines” as it was about to explode was the lone fatality in the often riotous pyrotechnics-powered New Year’s Eve celebrations in the country.2016 January 2, Aie Balagtas See, Jocelyn R. Uy, “‘Goodbye Philippines’ kills drunken reveler”, in Philippine Daily Inquirer
Questions about Goodbye Philippines
- What does Goodbye Philippines mean?
- Goodbye Philippines means a type of firecracker that is powerful and dangerous.
- What part of speech is Goodbye Philippines?
- Goodbye Philippines is a noun.
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